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THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 2004 THE NEW TANNER Horticulture Society prepares for plant sale os Z By JEAN SOMERVILLE Halton Hills Mayor Rick Bonnette welcomed the delegates for District 6 Ontario Horticultural Societies when over 160 members met in St. John's United Church in Georgetown recently. Visitors for Brant, Hamilton, Wentworth , Norfolk and Halton at- MAKING THE TOWN BEAUTIFUL: Mayor Rick Bonnette addresses horticulture society delegates Scouts plant trees at tended the day long event , which was hosted by the Georgetown Horticul- tural Society. Local clubs are busy Waste Management Site Prcpiring for their an- On Saturday, May 1 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., Halton area Scouts will be hard at work planting more than 100 trees at the Halton Waste Management Site, on Re- gional Road 25 in Milton. "Over the years, we've al- ways had fun with our Scouts partnership while at the same time helping to clean our air by planting hundreds of new trees," said Halton Regional Chair- man Joyce Savoline. "They set a great example. If each of us contributes to the environment in any way we can, such as by planting a tree, together we can make the world a healthier place." To make a difference in their community and help commemorate Arbour Day, (April 30), about 100 Halton area Scouts, aged six to 12, will participate in the day's activities, along with many of their parents. The Scouts' trees will be provided by Conservation Halton. Mr. Ad Reiserer of Burlington area Scouts has volunteered his time to re- cruit and co-ordinate the Scouts for the day. ~ Shade Trees ~ Evergreens ~ Flowering S ~ Fruit Trees ~ Cedar Hedgin; ~ Flowering Tre Great Selectio 14177 Trafalgar Road, Ballinafad (905) 877-4915 (North of Hwy #7, 3 min: from Georgetown) Agricultural Society Black Gold (Composte) Sale May 1*- Bulk Pickup 1 Bucket for $50.00 May 8"- 3 Bags $10.00 or $4.00 Each Bring your own transportation or trailer for pick up Acton Terminal Warehouse Hwy#7 West of Acton If Mexican Pottery The Acton*Horticul- tural Society plant and shrub sale will be on Sat- urday morning, May 8, at the olde Hide House parking lot. Proceeds from this sale will be spent on beauti- fication projects throughout Halton Hills. NOW IN STOCK Shrubs ¢ Perennials * Annuals ¢ Bark * Mulches * Stones + Manures * Play Sand + Peat Moss ¢ Soils Gardening Accesssories and much more... including Rototiller rental! We also repair screens and windows Acton Home Hardware 519-853-1730 Summer Hours Start May 1° Mon-Wed 8-7, Thu-Fri 8-8, Sat 8-6, Sun 10-4 Indoor, Outdoor Furniture 136 Guelph St. Georgetown www. furniturehut.701.com EVERYTHING Must Gote MOST RUGS pay SLOW COST = - WE Provide FLoorinG For ALL WALKs OF Lire! Carpet & Hardwood Flooring 128 Guelph St.Georgtown, ON. L7G 4A5 Ph: 905-702-1217 Fax: 905-702N218 Hours; Mon-Fri: 9am-7pm, Sat: 9-5, Sun: 12-4 ¢